From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:0.9.5) Gecko/20011011 BuildID: 2001101117 When you reply to a message and try to insert own blank lines within the quoted text, the outgoing message will contain 2 additional blank lines that are not visible in the editor. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. reply to a message 2. the contents of the original message get quoted 3. you add own comments within the quote like this: ------- begin of editor view -------- > Therefore, the efficiency (or throughput) should be even much lower > than 76.2 %. You should consider that there are means to aggregate several minimum-lenght-frames within a single slot. If you just blow out 64-Byte-Frames at the maximal rate, several of them are aggregated within a 512-Byte slot removing the need for carrier extension. > Regards, > Charles Bransi Denis ------- end of editor view ---------- Actual Results: the outgoing message looks like: ------- begin of outgoing message -------- > Therefore, the efficiency (or throughput) should be even much lower > than 76.2 %. You should consider that there are means to aggregate several minimum-lenght-frames within a single slot. If you just blow out 64-Byte-Frames at the maximal rate, several of them are aggregated within a 512-Byte slot removing the need for carrier extension. > Regards, > Charles Bransi Denis ------- end of outgoing message ---------- Expected Results: The blank lines that are added to the outgoing message and are invisible (and unremovable) in the edit window. Those blank lines must not be added to the outgoing message.

dup of bug 102819?

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 102819 ***

marking verified as a duplicate